This has now added a new Stereo in or two Mono Ins.microphones), set Configuration to Mono and Count to 2. Under Bus Name you can rename your Input Bus in our example we have called it Additional Bus. If you need mono connections going into Cubase (e.g. mixer output, stereo synth), set Configuration to Stereo and Count to 1. If you need stereo connections going into Cubase (e.g.Select the Inputs tab and click the Add Bus button.Open the Studio menu and select Audio Connections.More sophisticated setups may require you to choose different outputs or even add more busses for flexible routing options. Note: Normally you want to choose the main stereo outputs of your audio interface. You can however select the outputs of your choice from the Device Port drop down menu. You can route audio from this output into your Native Instruments audio interface. Depending on which Native Instruments soundcard you are using, your outputs should be set up now. This has now added a new Stereo Out bus to the mixer.
Under Bus Name you can rename your Bus in our example we have called it Additional Bus. Set Configuration to Stereo and Count to 1.Note: if you already set up buses that did not work correctly, right-click them one after the other and select Remove Bus. Select the Outputs tab and click the Add Bus button.Open the Studio menu and choose Audio Connections.Once the ASIO driver for your audio interface has been selected, close the Device Setup by clicking OK.Choose your audio interface from the ASIO Driver drop-down menu.Select the VST Audio System options under Devices.Note: previous to Cubase 9.5 this option was called Devices and Device Setup. Open the Studio menu and choose Studio Setup.
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